but this sarah lee split is very positive. i think you should hold onto it. unlike many things, the market is not made in china. use this to your advantage. look, china woke the sleeping bears today. but i've got to tell you. the united states is what matters. and we are slowly but surely coming back to life. and you cannot be shaken out just by some chinese data. that's not going to work in 2012. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, rethinking tech. where's the real innovation these days? cramer is looking for a new breed of tech stocks. tonight, he's got one that might surprise you. could it have a bulletproof formula for profits? >>> then, later, perfectly tailored? a highly doubted retail stock soared after blowing away the street's expectations, leaving investors to say. >> what the heck? >> announcer: could it still add some style to your portfolio? >>> plus, tech's temperature. apple is poised to announce the next generation of ipad this week. but where does it leave the rest of the world? cramer is taking the pulse with the exclusi

sarah is up next with a question for lee rainy. sarah, go ahead. >> my question is actually bout if there's a negative impact of all the new media. i know for example presidential candidate newt gingrich want tovs a colony on the moon and this is a youtube sensation. does that put too much pressure on candidates that unimportant things they say become the focus and do we lose the real message because we're too busy tweeting dumb things they say? >> it's an interesting point. we talked about the invisible primary. we don't have that anymore. >> hardly anything is invisible. there are people walking down the street now who if they see a candidate will whip out the iphone and take pictures and see why the candidate is in their neighborhood and stuff like that. there is not invisibility through any major audience now. we're all sort of mini-celebrities because any one of us can be a viral you toob moment under the right or wrong circumstances. we have 24-hour cable news. it became something that people talked about nonstop. but the arri

another great woman sarah blakely invented spanx. >> kathie lee is going to take issue with that, becauseshe invented it. >> that woman knows i invented it. you're from vermont. all right. among married couples where both the husband and the wife work, what percentage of the wives earn more money than their husbands, 5%, 10%, 15% or 20%? >> 20%? >> oh, my gosh. it's a bad day for me. >> good girl. so 20% of women out earn their husbands. >> what this is telling us is women are bringing so much to the marriage. one in three women are better educated than their husbands and the earning potential of women has increased so much. since 1970 the earning potential of women has increased 44%. the earning potential of men only increased 6%. >> we're on the move, baby. >> we're back. >> we're back. >> a lady from kentucky. among married couples, what was the first winter olympic event open to women, skiing, figure skating, luge or bobsled? >> figure skating. >> can't believe this. good for you. >> good day for the money. figure skating was the first. >> figure skating was the first. and 15 women co

. >> it is and then also we have holly's not hall lee berry but holly berry. >> and sarah's. >> hawaiian yum. >> and i am fortunate enough to have. >> we have will's chill. >> now we just need allison so we get her out here next year >> allison your turn next. >> i am looking forward to it. >> we are bringing some back too. >> i miss being out there. please say we said hello. >> i am going next year. >> it is great fun. >> well, bobby christina checks out with a big rock on her finger sparking questions is she engaged. >> plus oprah forced to make tough decisions when it comes to her new network and ashton kutcher known for his acting roles but soon he will take on a whole new venture details in the mornings buzz bin after the break  turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine top safety picks like the passat and jetta. so we're celebrating w

sarah palin offensive? >> you know what? i'm supposed to be at the intelligence committee meeting. okay. >> i will give you another shot. >> wow. two congresswomen sheila jackson lee both condemned rush limbaugh but then when confronted on the issue of bill maher and comment about sarah palin utter silence. joining me now co-host of five deal with bob beckel five days a week. they deserve badges of honor. dana perino and kimberly guilfoyle. this tape is funny on one hand and sad on the other. selected outrage hypocrisy. >> also typical. what did we expect? i think when everybody was in the throws of late last week and into the weekend, it was like and then you get -- don't feel good about yourself. on monday, wait a second. why is that? why is it okay to call sarah palin and other conservative women like michelle malkin up bleeivel things that michelle malkin has been called. i admire how they just stand and take it and they keep speaking their mind while others how would think would speak up for them decided duck. >> we are not talking about, you know, a slip, an apology i'm sorry, this is repeated including the use of the c word. >> it's pervasive. >> and the pr

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and sarah writes, teacher in new jersey, i'm grading papers. >> teacher in new jersey. good morning, ft. lee is right. we're going to be here for the next three hours because "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> every person in this chamber can point to a teacher who changed the trajectory of their lives. >> i believe teachers get into teaching because they want every child to do better. >> we have to educate our way to a better economy. >> teachers doing well should be rewarded. >> we're not going to wait around while ineffective teachers remain in those schools. >> we have to make schools the center of community. >> it's the best way to empower a person's life and to empower our city is to focus on education. >> hey, good morning, it's friday, march 2nd. and welcome to a special town hall edition of "morning joe." i'm joe scarborough, along with mika brzezinski and willie geist. this morning, our education with starbucks brings us to historic ft. lee high school. in the shadows of the george washington bridge in ft. lee, new jersey. >> it is another great success story in american educati